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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Aug 19, 1915
Page
5
A rugged poem describes the Prairie forces claiming back captured guns after fierce fighting. Lads of the Far West endure the heat of battle, slay and are slain, yet their fame holds firm against imperial foes. The verse weds martial pride with vivid battlefield imagery.
A damaged notice names Amelia Jaquillard of New Orleans reporting severe headaches pimples and fatigue. The text cites Lydia E. Pinkham’s remedy as a treatment in a shaky historical document with unclear context and malformed phrasing.
The article notes Australia’s wartime mobilization with 100,000 youths aged 17 to 20 in campus training, a militia of 60,000, rifle clubs with 75,000, and aims to deploy well trained men to the west. It also reports 100,000 acres under Crown cultivation in New South Wales employing 10,000 men, with a wheat harvest forecast of 1.2 to 1.6 million in one section and a Commonwealth record exportable surplus of 70 to 90 million bushels for the year.
A British airman who vanished for ten days and was presumed dead reappeared at the front. He recounted being captured behind German lines, escaping to a French village, obtaining aid and funds, then returning to England and flying back to his unit. The tale, told by a correspondent of the British Flying Corps, is a popular anecdote at the air camp.
Canadian forces mounted a bold left flank action crossing the canal near Lizerne after using smoke and bridges to breach German defenses. They faced gas, shellfire, and machine gun fire but charged to recover lost guns and restore Allied cohesion as German confidence wavered. An officer guides an older spectator aboard a battleship while a light casual exchange ends with a domestic aside about churchgoing.
The Toronto Globe compares Alberta and Saskatchewan universities and their different agriculture curricula. Alberta pursues phased training with separate institutes, while Saskatchewan offers a four year in-house program. The piece predicts western farming shifts toward integrated methods, featuring mixed farming, purebred stock, seed practices, and the influence of the Ontario-based Grassy Agricultural College.
An advertisement promotes Baby's Own Tablets to ease constipation indigestion vomiting and worm problems in babies. It claims to banish causes by sweetening the stomach regulating bowels and cites a Quebec mother’s favorable experience. Sold by medicine dealers or 25 cents a box from The Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
A new Summer Bulletin from Almy's promises convenient access to the latest styles for women across Canada. The notice touts shirtswaists, dresses, lingerie, and children's wear, inviting shoppers to visit the Eastern metropolis store for fashionable summer looks and guaranteed satisfaction.
An 1914 comparison notes Canada had 3 520 permanent force soldiers and 73 800 active militia while the United States faced skepticism about its own mobilization strength. The letters to the editor reveal concern over manpower and readiness amid growing tensions.
Edward K Parkin discusses soil color as an indicator of composition and two soil classes sedimentary and transported. He explains key components sand silt clay and humus and notes practical fertilizer decisions follow understanding soil type. He mentions Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for household use.
The passage reflects rural longing and nature’s pull on city folk as they imagine outdoor life. It references streams, campfire smoke, and a nostalgic scene, with fragmented dialogue about affording an automobile. The text conveys mood over specific events or names from Minneapolis Daily News.
Report outlines steady farming improvements and growing fruit yields in the province. It notes farmers' organizations shaping policy and enhanced markets for dairy and produce.
Fragmentary text mentions cures attributed to several named individuals including MINAMIS LIN GAT MIB A LIVINustus Lot and Misanus De Mabooe, with a reference to JOAN MADER and JOSHUA A. WENALHE Bridgewater. Details and contexts are not discernible.
Fragmentary notes describe a chicken strainer arriving in a pot town and people reacting. The text includes misheard phrases and questions about regular chicken handling and a stray remark about automobiles on the road.
Unclear letter warns of impending paralysis with mentions of restlessness nervousness insomnia and fatigue. References Mrs Thos Allan and a five year history of breakdowns with palpitations and nervous episodes. details are fragmentary and speculative.
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